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by yannis 17y ago
Machine learning students can use it to train anti-spam filter designs. However, you will need to add more details for example how did you collect them did you use a filter? If you did perhaps more valuable would have been the spam that got
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When you ponder over introns (junk DNA), one can see a comparison with programs that have been written by various programmers and have large sections commented out, or classes and routines that linger along and no-one uses anymore, although
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Works fine for me on version 4.0.249.89 beta (38071)
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Please read the customs regulations for the uk http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPort... , as the US is a couple of volumes thick! Quoting: Excise duty is not charged on spirits used for industrial or scientific pur
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The Stirling Engine has the highest theoretical efficiency compared to other heat engine cycles (it is equivalent to that of the Carnot Cycle). Simply it depends on the temperature difference between the hot and cold side. If you drive it i
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Not really! see ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denatured_alcohol ). Since normal alcohol (ethanol) is highly taxed ( sin tax ), additives are added to stop people from using it other than for industrial or medical use or even to make it dif
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Additives are still added to make alcohol poisonous and unpalatable, in addition in many countries a coloring is added. Traditionally, the main additive is 10% methanol, giving rise to the term methylated spirit. See also http://en.wikiped
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I don't know what the reddit crowd will tell you http://www.reddit.com/r/self/comments/b4faj/i_need_to_find_o... but with your CV http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AVHgzAaQYmIOZGdqanFjMjlfMm... , you shouldn't have a problem. Maybe your
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Sure he did!
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Ten rules for writing (guardian.co.uk)
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This standard basically dictates how to prepare 'tea' so that an expert tea taster can evaluate its quality. At the end of the day the tests are subjective. It never amazes me how many of these tests and standards have been produced and in
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Semapedia(en.semapedia.org)
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I think there is both large scope to do research as well as exciting momentum in Large-Scale Machine Learning. As data in many domains arrives faster than we are able to learn from it, we need to switch from the traditional "one-shot" machi
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With hindsight I would suggest the following: (01) Most PhD Research is unremarkable. Do some research in your field, list all PhD theses over the last 30 years and give them a score. How many made a mark on the field? My guess possibly 1/1
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You can try the links here http://www.theeinsteinfile.com/portal/alias__Einstein/lang__... and they seem to be much clearer. This is the site of the book by Jerome the Einstein Files . Extract from same site: The story that emerges not
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A web clipboard for Google Docs(googledocs.blogspot.com)
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Much simpler solution. <img src="" style="width:98%" /> Works with all browsers. The 98% would handle nicely round-off errors.
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JQuery {css}designerGrid Plugin(kromosome.net)
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Library for simple drawing with jQuery (openstudio.fr)
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Google's Closure javascript library has a lot of timezone related routines. Worth taking a look.
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Being more than twice your age I can assure you of one thing. You will get these feelings in College, in your job and in your business. Even with your partner wife etc. You need to find a method that works for you to cope. During College I
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What technology is necessary to gather that much video so quickly? Is that video feeding into a central hub? This is Dubai, a relatively tiny country. Did they build this technology themselves or did they license it. The technology is CCT
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His posts are becoming smaller and smaller, but I like them because they make me think. Don't agree with this one fully though.
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Trust Your Gut or Be Logical? (whatmakesthemclick.net)
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Seth's Blog: No more big events(sethgodin.typepad.com)
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The roots of Computer Science lie in Electrical/Electronic Engineering and Maths. Both groups contributed tremendously (as well as a great number of other disciplines that saw its potential as a tool). My first contact with computers was w
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In summary - fashion colors and big bold iconography .
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Amazing head stand.
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Chemists create synthetic 'gene-like' crystals for carbon dioxide capture(sciencedaily.com)
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Thanks

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